DRAFT TRACKER 2022

Possession receiver with average speed and physical traits. Mack is a one-speed route-runner who will struggle to separate on in- and out-breaking routes but could find small openings on comebacks and stops. He will see a heavy percentage of contested catches as a pro, but his body-catching tendencies are ill-suited to win those matchups.

Arkansas transfer with just a single season in Lincoln Riley's passing game. Woods is a tight-hipped receiver with below-average bend that affects his route running and keeps his work on a vertical plane. He has decent build-up speed and showed improved hands in 2021, but is unlikely to ever be considered a catch winner. Woods has a shot to compete for a practice squad spot but lacks play traits that stand out for the position.

Likely slot wideout with average physical and play elements that fail to stand out. He's not overly threatening down the field, and he lacks the separation burst and consistent hands to make a living as a possession target. A lack of overall production relative to his snap count stands out.

Smooth slot receiver and efficient route runner who might lack the speed and short-area twitch to uncover against tight man-to-man coverage as a pro. Lassiter comes from NFL bloodlines and plays with calm and confidence. He benefited from easy, unguarded throws against soft man and zone, so he will need to prove he can create throwing windows and make contested catches when called upon.

Versatile, productive athlete with starting experience at running back and wide receiver. Turner was used as both a runner and wideout at Hawaii and it is unclear what his best position fit would be in the pros. He posted outstanding production as a running back at Jacksonville University but had very average vision in his Hawaii tape at the same position. However, he's much further behind as a receiver and is in need of work in all areas of the position in order to merit consideration for a roster spot. It is hard to gloss over the production and versatility, but finding a true position fit could be a challenge.

Slot target who will catch and gain what is available but is unlikely to do much beyond that. Bolden has adequate quickness for the Alabama scheme but isn't an explosive separator. He has the hands and toughness to work in the middle of the field but will see diminishing catch windows the further he gets from the line of scrimmage. He doesn't have the speed or catch radius to help inaccurate passers and he doesn't appear to have enough talent to shine outside of the Alabama juggernaut.